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Running Blind written by Roger Ferris Album: "Passing Through" 3/4/06 [Intro] D Dsus2 D G D Dsus2 D A7 D
At a Dquick shop somewhere west of Albuquerque Got a tank of gas, a cold drink, and a A7beef jerky The Dcashier she gave D/F#me a sGmile So I Dstood there and I A7talked to her aDwhile
She Gsaid "where you headed, I Dhope you get there soon I've seen 'em all day long, from 4 a.m. to A7noon DSome are runnin' from, some are D/F#runnin' Gto Some are runnin' Dblind, Lord, A7which one are Dyou"
Well I Dsaid "it don't appear to me to Gbe so cut and Ddried You don't know me from Adam, can it A7be so black and white" I sDaid "I got a plan you see I Ggot it figured Dout How can you be so sure my dear of A7what I'm all Dabout"
She said "GI've stood in this window for Dtwenty-seven years I can tell you cash or credit, I can A7tell your brand of beer I can Dtell you who's liar, and the truth is D/F#plain to Gsee That's your last Dtwenty boy, and A7don't you lie to Dme"
"There's a Ggirl in Albuquerque Dcryin' ain't there And you're Gstandin' in a quick shop A7lyin', ain't ya...well?"
She Dhanded back my twenty, said "you know what to Gdo DIf you drive it steady son you'll be home this aA7fternoon DAnd I hate to judge you, I don't mean to D/F#seem unGkind But there ain't no use in Drunnin' if you're A7only runnin' Dblind"
Nah there Gain't no use in Drunnin' if you're A7only runnin' bDlind [Outro] D A7 D